Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Mexico students v the state: Anniversary of 1968 massacre reopens recent wounds

Anniversary of 1968 student massacre in Mexico reopens recent wounds

The plaza where the students were killed as it looks today Student leader Myrthokleia González was addressing the crowd in the square from an apartment balcony when she heard the first shots. She thought they were blanks at first and tried to calm the panicking protesters below. But Ms. González realized what was happening when she saw the first activists drop.

Fifty years on, the Mexican media is paying tribute to the student protesters who died during the 1968 Tlatelolco protests in Mexico City. The death toll has never been clear: an official report from . . .

Read Full Story

Related Posts

Mexican Cartels Hire Colombian Ex Soldiers for Skills

Mexican Cartels Hire Colombian Ex Soldiers for Skills

Mexican cartels are recruiting Colombian ex-soldiers for combat, explosives, intelligence and drone skills, raising security...
Semana Santa Gives Mexico Tourism a Big Spending Lift

Semana Santa Gives Mexico Tourism a Big Spending Lift

Mexico’s Semana Santa holiday brought more than 7 million foreign visitors and over 30.74 billion...
Hidden Street Hazards Raise Concerns in Mérida Centro

Hidden Street Hazards Raise Concerns in Mérida Centro

Damaged utility covers and street hazards in Mérida’s historic center are raising safety concerns for...
Puerto Vallarta Keeps Tourism Pace After Easter

Puerto Vallarta’s Safety Image Takes Historic Hit

INEGI’s latest urban security survey shows Puerto Vallarta’s perceived insecurity nearly doubled in three months.